AI agents with their own computers
An AI agent with its own computer works inside a cloud machine, so it can browse real pages, run code, make Excel, Word, PowerPoint and PDF files, build and publish websites and open pull requests. Every Pythe AI employee has one. They work in isolation, show you screenshots or a live view, and wait for your approval before anything leaves Pythe.
What the computer is for
- Browsing: open real pages and take screenshots, instead of trusting a snippet.
- Running code: Python for analysis, scripts and tests.
- Files: make and edit Excel, Word, PowerPoint and PDF files, and read the ones you upload.
- Building: create a website and publish it live, then open it to check.
- Repositories: clone, branch, change, test and open a pull request.
| Plan | AI employees | Computer time a month | Computers at once | See the screen |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | Pytheus | 60 minutes | 1 | No |
| Base, £19 | Up to 3 | 15 hours | 2 | Screenshots |
| Premium, £39 | Up to 10 | 60 hours | 5 | Live view |
Why it is safer than it sounds
Each agent’s computer is isolated from yours. Emails, Slack posts and pull requests wait for your approval. An agent may say an outside action happened only after the tool confirms it. Premium offers optional autopilot for actions you trust.
Frequently asked questions
Can an AI agent use a computer?
Yes. Each Pythe AI employee works in its own cloud computer, where it can browse, run code, make files and build sites.
Is the agent on my computer?
No. It works in its own isolated cloud computer, not on your laptop.
Can I watch it work?
Yes: screenshots on Base and a live view on Premium.